The Anderson daily intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, June 30, 1914, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8
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t-It'll be a great day-Music,
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Sfl PRIME TO MINION
m FIRE
1 Sunday School Folk lit thirage Al
SI' ?. ? T??l?' Tliut.
HI Dettroya only u few nooses .... . " "" "0
s8|> ' ' Chicago, June 29.- Spoon lng I?
:l| lT> F ?IP (-rime against womanhood." John Al
i exandcr, a director, told live liuudre
II Weather desi roy h all unprotected 2^**"P* *W?ftng. ?.Uhh
91 Girl ? Conference ol the Internat!''ni
91 honses. Protect yours with .?Town Sunday School Convention herc.
:4 I _, j. ..".__" i, ..", "PUSH tho word along to girls wi
g I and < wintry' Palm. love t() spoon Ula, u ,? ",,.*",",.,
Sj I grading ?hing that they can do, one <
Anderson Paint and
? Color Co.
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Sunday Sr hool Folk ut Chicago Are
Told That.
Chicago, June 29.-"Spooning is a
crime against womanhood," John Al
exander, u director, told live hundred
young women attending the Oohicr
Girl'? Conference of the International
Sunday School Convention here.
"PUSH tho word along tn girls who
love to spoon, that lt if the most de
grading 'hing that they can do, one of
the ino?? degrading things that they
can penult." he added. "Make th? boys
wholesome and clean minded by the
way you drees. Young men take a
girl at her own valuation."
Miss Margaret Slattery, of Heston,
made u similar talk at the Older Hoy's
Conference.
TRtll IU,K^ IJNRETTLKn
Military und ?lT VaetlonK Are Not
?'ia Harmony.
fei'Nogale?, Sobora, Moxlco, lune 29 -
.^Wihough .tu'eY-troublea between tho
*w6lltary and ptvitr factions In Sonora
repeatedly;liavo boon reported set
??1B4? followers ot Governor Jose May
"tqrena have Isrued from Cananea a
circular warning the people against
fe military regime headed by Col.
; Elias Calles.
ibe troubles between Calles and
?jfcfaytorena became the subject of
peace making efforts by the etnlssar
of General Carranza. While May
ma was retained in office as tho
ll governor di Sonora, it was an
meed several days ago that Colonel
iles would remain as military chief
io
Sugared Out of < ash.
Washington, June 29.-Chairman
Overman of the Senate lobby commit
tee, had before him today a special re
port of postolllce Inspector.1 alleging
that the government was deprived of
$57,600 In postal revenue?, when cer
tain so-called beet sugar lobby litera
ture was circulated free undo! the
frank of Senutor Lodge, of Massachus
etts. Whether steps will be taken to
compel Uie sugar Interesta concerned
to pay that sum, huj n?t been decided,
but Mr. Overman dertpr.? today the
investigation would h.- ihr hssis of
icg'elatton to regulate tin- use of the
flanking prlvtlegt.
Will Return to Atlantic.
Washington. June 29.-Secretary
Daniels, in a statement today, announ
ced that the ships of the Atlantic fleet
which will lead the International na
val parade out of Hampton Hoads for
the opening of the Panama canal, next
March, would return from the Pachte
coast to the Atlantic wateis after par
ticipation In the Panama-Pactilc expo
sition. The secretary said Mun refer
ence by him yesterduy l0 4.be nw de
partments plans had >>>eii miscon
strued as an announcement that thc
fledl would remain tor a long pevlod
In PeciPc waters.
James P. Moore of Chester, was tn
the city Sunday, a guest at thc Chi
quola hotel.
* ELECTRIC CIT
* _
* Items of Interest and Person
* Wireless on the S
11 ic. li Honor i tu*
Uv. M. IL < 'nuiphcll.
Dr. .M lt. Coilipltell, inn- ol And?.'--I
ron's IM->i known oculists, lue mu!,
'ultu ?t liiu'li hom r ic -?owed upon I ?ni I
hy Hi" American ('pilcal Ashia talion I
l?r. Cumplid! is just in receipt ol ;
idler from Albert .Myer, presiden I of
ita association, in . which he nam ,?
I ?r Campbell as a member ot Hie 1?*;
if lal i vt committee ot the hod) :md al.
so an a member ol' Hm mcmher.diip
. .iiiiiiiii.ee. Hut trw men from iii?'
^?.iitherii Staus ha vi important
I ho es on the committee and in .
Cum phd I should he proud ol the hun
or conferred upon him The Ameri
can association is tc meet in Si. Louis
I rom July IS to '.'.j and Di Campbell
lilaos lo altem! .Inst before Hm eoli
? en: loti convenes tim pre-coti vent ion
and putt-grudun'.e clinic will luke
place and Dr. ('am phd I will probably
' 'in> Anderson in lime lu attend this
wry important part of tin un ci inn
Some ol' Hie ables) men in the entire
w?>il?l will bf present to conduct tins
?lilli- and those attending it will de
rive much benefit therefrom.
Semi Annual
Med in? Director*.
The Hemi-aiiunal meeting ol Hie di
rectors of the Anderson Oil ami I'hos-1
pbuti! company was held ye ierda?. in
thc olli es ol the President. Ja?! ll.j
Vnndiver. Tin: out of town dirociurs
were Capt. Klllson A. Smyth ot
Creen'.tile. J. I'el/.er. .lr., ol Char
leston and D. M. Frosl of Charleslun.
Nothing but routine business was
transacted.
The Operation Wu?
Entirely Successful.
Mrs. J. M I'agel and little (laugh
lei, Mary, returned yesterday I rom
Richmond, Va., where they ar?; spend
ing a numticr ol' weeks. Thu ?Uti'' giri
underwent an operution in Di. Dai
si y's hospital at Richmond, Va . hav
ing an infected bone removed from
lier cheek. Happily Die ?operation
was entirely successful and she comes
home in perfect health This will ">-. ?
good news to the many friends ol thc
family.
lear t'a st Today
Against the V?. O. W.
J. W. Quuttlchauni and K. F. Coch
ran of Hie firm of Uuuttlebaum &
Cochran, attorneys al law. will go to
Greenville today lo appear in the case
of Crumley vs. the Woodmen of tho
World. The pluinttlT in this action
ls suing for a settlement of a policy
held in thc fraternal order, while Hie
order claims that the policy was for
feited for non-payment ot dues.
Messrs Quatt Jebuuni & Cochran ap
pear for the defendant company.
Textile Census
' ls To Ue Tuheii.
The manufacturing census for
South Carolina for the oust live years
is to bc taken at an early date by thc
agents of the United Slates census
bureau, working In cooperation wltn
the Stute department of agriculture.
Thc work will he under the direction
ol W Ii. Austin, acting director of
the United States census bureau. Th'?
department of agriculture will aid in
Inking the census under a special act
ol the general assembly.
.Mrs, Atkinson Was
Taken to Italtiiuore.
Mrs. W. K. Atkinson, who bas been
ill at the home of h*r mother in this
city for some time, has bt-eti lakeii tn
ilulllmoru for treatment, lt is boped
that ber stay In one of the Baltimore
hospitals may result in ber entire re
covery. Anderson people will be glad
lo know that Dr. Atkinson is now
much better and it is believed that he
will soon be able lo resume hts du
ties on the road.
freight .Mon
Hold t'ouierenre.
Employes "f thc ('har lost on and
Western Carolina railway In Creen
ville have returned to their home in
hat city, following a conference with
Thomas B Curtis, commercial agent
of the C. &. W. C., which was held
In this city, Amor? ? the Greenville
men here tn discuss and consider thft
various freight problems were ll. C.
Harvl?>y. local freight agent ol* the
road in Greenville and his brother,
IL Guy Harvley, who is the Greenville
cashier. .
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Will Attend the
(ipcnlng Festivities.
Several of The Anderson dudes and
belle." will go to Chlch Springs next
Friday night to attend the opening
ball at Chick Springs The resort
wll| be opened io the public, the first
meals being served on Jul> 1. but
the formal opening of the place will
not occur until Friday nignt , The
Piedmont & Northern Line will ar
range to provide additional cars tc
surry the large crowd and the South
am Railway will also furnish extra
"actinies for taking care of the pas
senger j. lt will bo a very enjoyable
wca-lonr , ?
itel lei After
.Undi Ulsronifort.
Anderson has secured some relief
'rom the very hot weather of the last
few days. The relief is doubtless due
Lo the fact that almost nil the State
vas visited by a severe storm Sunday
night, but Anderson escaped this un
pleasant feature. The city of Colum
bia suffered severely from the wind
ind lightning and other sections of
;ho Stute were also visited. The mer
cury stood at 100 tn Anderson all day
Sunday but lt was appreciably lower
resterdsy. A
.T -Y- -V- -Y- Y- .'(. Sf. if. H. * * * *
Y SPARKLETS *
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al Mention Caught Over the *
treets of Anderson *
{.:?.:{.:?::{.:{. .y. .y, s{. y. y. -Y- Sf
\\ ill Organ fcc
Tin? Shrine flub.
Kollo? inn ?t preliminary un ding
held some weeks UKO, !..<. Andt'rsoii
Shriiicrs have l?eterniined lo organize
?in Anderson Shrine duh. ?uni with
ih.ti (.nil !n view, a meeting will i><
held tills afternoon, ut ." u'? lin k In
lh< Masonic Temple.' lt has keen ? i . - i -
in??? 1;. determined that th. eluli will
!><. >rgan'/.ed anil this will I.iKcteii
illly afternoon with tin* elei-lion ol of
.?..?.i. Til promote the best interests
i Hu: Shrill.- and to provnh for :.
closer fellowship among the Shriners
i Mi? object ot the association, ?ind
doubtless lin club will lie successful
di McKee to Hold
On fur Fen Hujs.
C. \\ Mcee, who hus resigned as
treasurer ol Anderson county, will
not retire from the office on July I,
a.- he had planned, on account ot thc
fuel I hut hv lin.'been unable to com
plet! ?ill the affairs of thc ellice ?ind
prepare his records for his sm rus
sor Air. McC.ce says that it may be
as? lat? as Hie tilth ot tin- month he
fore he can gel out bul he is rushing
the work as rapidly as possible
TM Coiilesl ?M;r
i he Scholarship.
.) ?. Kelton, supei ..ltendeui of ed
:cation, announced yesterday that au
examination will be held on July :i
lor the vacar.? scholarships from An
dersou county to Winthrop College
ai Kock rilli. Anderson people know
the valu * of of this scholarship and
ii i.; ;>' 'able that ther" will he a
large . .. her of yoang Indies lu stand
the exam hint Ion. lt will lie held in
the court house and will k.gin
promptly al 10 o'clock
Salesman Tells How
Thc Explosions Or cur.
A gentleman has been spending
several days in Anderson whose Sole
huskiest is to sell soda fountains and
. ipiipincnts and he made u number
o very lute renting comments to u re
poller for The Intelligencer on how
thc explosion of a gas tank occurred
in this city. Anderson people will re
member that a tank burst recently
?ii tim Orr .Milis, and killed the pro
prietor of thc place. The salesman
sah' that the reason that this arcct
<....!t had the fatal result that it did.
i.-^duc tn Hie fact that the manu fac
turen* abandoned thc plan of making
lie i tan!<3 out of copper and changed
to steel because the latter method
is not so expensive. Ho explained
tht.t when a copper tank burs?, it
merely tore u hole in the side of the
tank, without doing any serious dam
age, bat when n -neel tank ex plo k-s.
lt throws flying pithes of steel in e\
o.-y direction. The moral of ti.ia is
to hove a hooper tunk, regarnies.' o?
?he expense.1
-0
Kan; Will Rh:?
t n (he K.ir-.
Not content with tile elaborate - e!
ei.*r::lion which lo'io bc held in An
derson on July foin tb. a n'.uiboi os*
lnc.ll 1? ;i>s wiil lourd the "ka's" amt
go in thc pastures gi cen lo speud the
day. 'lhere v.iii be un unusual
amount of travel on this lay because
of thu fact that the railroads offe?
greatly reduced rates to the Isle of
Halms and oilier places of amuscnicn'
in South Carolina. Railroads en toe
ing Anderson are planning to bring
enormous crowds lulo ?ho cil.< tor
Hu- day.
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Hld t itfzcii ls
Huck Once More.
li I: Atkinson, who is traveling ?or
Ti:e Southern Cultivator out of At
lanta, has been spending a few days
.'r.ucrsson renewing lils acrjuain
taimc with old friends and making
man) now ones Mr. Atkinson wau
formerly circulation manager of tho
Sparinnbtirg Herald and ls well
known all over the state. He ls very
cmhuslnstS: ove? the grain festivm
which is lp he held in Anderson next
month und plans to return to the cit;
for that day.
NO REPORT !>KL1YBRE1>
The Interstate Commerce t'onilUHSoin
Hasn't Decided on Increase?
Washington, June" ^!).-Indications
today were that the decision cf the
Interstate Commerce Commission on
thu application of Bastera Railroads
for a five per cent, artvauce in' freight
rates would not be made public this
week, ns had been ?xpected generally.
The decision may not, be announce,i
for at east two '.wonks and possibly
not for a longer time than that, as lt
is known that some serious phases
nf the general questions involved, re
main to bo settled before a conclusion
can be reached.
The suggestion bas been'.made that
a commission might make a statement
preliminary to thc completed decision,
setting forth its attitude. .It is staten
authoritatively that reports during he
last week or two, purporting to give
the conclusions of thc commission, are
rounded oniy on conjecture, and that
the commission as yet, actually has
reached no final conclusions.
PRAIREvS l?NPLE 8AM .
Puenos Aires. Argentins, June 2D.
\rgcntlne newspapers today make
"arther reference to the success of the
mediation conference at Niagara
Palls.
La Prenaa, says the protocol of
Niagara Falls ia a triumph for the
irotectlve pol Icy. or peac3 on this con
dnent. It declares the United States
tas given evidence of the unfaltering
dncerlty pf ber Pan-Americanism and
?dds: "Blessed, be Pan-American
sm!" ......
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?Jim
?i'V. Dr John (!. Law. itt Walhalla,
wa: in ihf < it> y? ?it i<la> on lu. wa> ;
Hom Varoniles, where le- preached!
Sunday Kev W in. ll.uni.; on, of
Nino:y-Si", was In n un his way homo '
fi om Iva. where lu- pi cached Sun ?
I
Jas v. IN kor si < i dary ol th'-,
r li il t:<l Statis sonni i*, wa: in Hu- iii>
Suluidav in cniilcrt'lice willi Fred 'I .
Hi.mini? U in regard to ilu* IntictV]
r.ni ior < on.?,r?IFS Iron-, this d': triol. j
_
c. li lin .lia. of Mantling, on.- nf
Hie leading husicttss ireh ol thai see- j
lion, has boen visiting his brother.'.
In. C. S. Brecdln. in North Anderson.
.Mr. Orecdili says thal hi* brm bor. J. !
K. Brendin, who had UK- ...irden ami '
i ospour Utility of opening Anderson
College, ii succeeding biautifully
willi his non paper M Manning.
M. I (rock, ot Monea ruth, who waa j
in the ?itv yesterday status t ia' he
will not conduct any ?..::< II: i? .: ill in j
year. Ii app"?r?: that at i i . . : - ,
illg o* plirsoilger irallie : : i .ii" j
months ..?:(> it war decided thal Mer
would ho no excursion: :at< . by
individuals lei ?note : ::?u .. : .
Me: '. Sniub hell am: .>?!. have
been op..iain;, iwo er lb > good e:
. insion:-, every your t < At'.s.nla. '..!>.
of I'alniti ard Tyb e. ?
I*. ll. Crcndiaw. .?.' :'? ': rubin, wu ;
in thu *. it> yesterday ior a t . . hours
on business. ,
W. II. Koese spent Kim??.:;' in Hart
well, returning yesterday v.iih .Mrs.
Koese ned Miss Kuti: Keuse. who have
been spending s<" 'ral 'lays willi rel
atives, j
crank Ranu'vtcr. ''urey Hid and
Henry Halley have rel urned lu Hart
well. (Ja., aiicr a viait .? friends in
Anderson.
lt. A. Sullivan of ?he Kori; section.1
who is a eundidate tor ?omity com
moner, was in the city yesterday. I
J. W. Loche of Ort" nville, Kpont :
yosterday in the city ut the Ciqui
la hotel /
Willie Ridley of llom a Path lt. P. j
H. :?. speut a lew hours in thu city
ycstci day. i
J. B. * Park of tireen wood waa one
ol the visitors who speni yesterday in '
the eily.
S C. TcPipldon ol (J reen ville was
registered et the * hi(|ilola hotel yen I
lerday.
( apt. Prank s. I']van3, ;i candidate
for Congrosr, from thc Third district,
waa in tho city Sunday.
Mrs. Pearl Croit and W. T. Dalton
o' Creen wood, spent Sunday in thc
cR> thc guest -.f Mr. and Mrs. T. B.
u::"- _ I!
r. .-i. fla'?.os ot Lo wildes vi tlc. upen t
?rar: 01 Sunday in ibo c.. v.
Mr. n-td M's. A. W. Bice;- and son
Ml:-.. I'e. g ll. Oil Mell !.!(:. I . .
Spa-?a ulm.'g spent Sunday in ibo :.lty
wp ?i ! rienits.
IJOU I
...THEATRE
TODAY'S PROGRAM.
TODA V'S FKOUHAM i
LUCILLE Lt)Vt: (field Seal.)
Series No. G. Lucille meets with uny
number of thrilling events in this
number. She is captive in Hugo's
house which contains a di'iappcurt
ing stairway, trap door . arrange
ments and other mystifying de
vices. When the captuin and de
tectives appear them is a thrilling
tight in the house and later on ihe
toot tops. Tili? is a sure enough,
thriller, so d'.'t't miss lt.
MIKE SEARCHES Fl Mt MIS LONG
LOST BROTHER (Joker.?
.,like falls a victim to Keyboard An
nie's charms, and many funny JI'.U
allons arise.
! <M BTU It*.KL Ttl ni: SELECTED
t cming Tomorrow
Af BOSS TBE ATLANTIC!"
Bed Imp with King Baggot.
f liming Frida)?
.TBL ISLE BF ABAN LON Kl? HOFF,"
2 Bcd 101 Bison willi Win. Clifford
and Marie Walcamp.
El
LECTRIC
... THEATRE
TODAY'S PROGRAM. *
DKIFTINti HEARTS
, Featuring Margarita Fischer and
Harry Poller in a powerful drama j
of borne life, straining the cord of j,
of love to the limit. I ?
A FAIR OF FIEFS | "
Kel ia ncc-Don't fail to see this.' ta
UFR PHI KM?, THE BANDIT 1H
Keystone-This ls some comedy h
feature. Keystone MubeL J g
FDR MOTHER'S SAKE 1 u
Kay-Kee-A thriller from the word tl
go. r
Tomorrow- tl
THE LATENT SPARK** q
('omine Soon
THE MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY?
4 REELS-10c
"Mutual Molen Makf Time Fly**
SEE
THOMPSON
FOR
F OOTWE AR
(?Moni Th's, Pump? timi Coloiiiul
l'lilll|is. iii all lin' nen Illing1*, Patents,
'hill (alf. Mat Kid and ?hit?* fan
i at
$1.00 to $4.00
TH OMPSON'S
Reduction
FOR NEXT TEN DAYS.
$15 Gold Dc st Plates
$12.
Our Specialty . $12.
$7 Crown open face $5.
Avoid Indigestion and
improve your HEALTH
by having us FIX YOUR TEETH.
DR. H. R. WELLS & CO.
...Electrical Dental Parlors...
Over Farmers & Merchants Bank.
2 l'hune 527 Lady Attcdannt
and
('row n
Work.
DON'T KUY THAT
BUGGY or WAGON
and
HORSE or MULE
Until you have seen the ones I have for sale. It
you want the best, say Piedmont Buggy or Mil
burn wagon.
Theo P. Watson
.. Sales Stables...
S. McWITIi: STREET
ANDERSON, R. t,
.,, 11...
Want a Fanni
Wc have for ?air ?10 acres only
i 1-2 miles froTF court house.
'Imf tove men ts-5 room house
. good large barn and out houses j
ci Bl<?c Ridge railroad; near In
terurban Trolley. Terms easy.
Fiice reasonable.
J. FIT RM AN EVANS CO.
:: Anderson S. C
Cools and Refreshes
Without stirring up your nervet.
Kills any thirst _ IN ICED BOTTLES fi? '
RIGHT NOW! B ANYWHERE-U>C
LOOS FOR THE ^SSj^S^ I, A BEL.
*~ Anderson
Bottled by CUER?rCOLA BOTTLING CO. & G>
FOR THE LEOISLATlTRt:
nm H. Wolfe Ila? Announced . Him
self-Fixed up vfith So Clique or .
Faction.
The official announcement of Sani
1. Wolfe for the legislature appears
a The Intelligencer today. It 'ls
tated that T. Paul Dixon will an
ounce today. He has unofficially
tated that ho would run. Mr. Wollt
sys that he is going into thc race on
is merits. He will be put or. uo
lute dr tide to no coat tah S or ml;;
p with any comuinations. Ho waa
te loser by that before, and ho lo
tinning on hts merits now and ?.
tie people for a fair judgment ct his
llall? I cation s.
Charleston. W. Va., June 29.-Fred
. BIue%,tax commissioner.- today re
alved '175,66t;, tho inhertance .< tax
rom .the estate of the late- Senate*
tephen JB. iii kin B.
FRESH BUTTERMILK ]
with
Cornbread
OWL DRUG CO,,
rhone 686-Cash 8tore.
C.' 6. Evans & Son,
Pendleton, 8. C
S